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By mswatcher
via thelinuxbox.org
Published: Feb 05 2010 / 08:04
Often I get the question, "Why should I use Linux?". Obviously this is a very nebulous question that may have as many different reasons as there are Linux users, but let's try and answer it anyway.
If you are using this article to convince someone to switch to Linux, you may need to first explain what Linux is. You can find a newbie friendly article on that subject here.
We can make a good argument for using Linux with eight basic points including coolness, speed, feature richness, ease of use, support, upgrade options, low (no) cost, and freedom.
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Comments
Pepejeria replied ago:
How is this a developer link? It's just yet another "Linux-can-do-this-and-that" crap article.
eggbert replied ago:
Agreed. Tired of seeing these. I'm all for Linux, but these types of posts became tiresome a long time ago.
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